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when feeding on a strict schedule you know when you're going to eat even what you're going to eat at time on the other hand eating on a flexible schedule you can eat when ever you want to even perhaps u might just eat when your or who ever's body asks for it eating on a flexible schedule even consist of eating to much (not controlling portion sizes) hope this helped xD

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